lach

English - Turkish

Definition of lach in English Turkish dictionary: (Askeri) hafif amfibi konteyner elleçleyici (lightweight amphibious container handler)
laches: hakkımı aramakta ihmal ve gecikme

English - English

Definition of lach in English English dictionary: {n} in law neglect, negligence
laches: {n} in law neglect, negligence
laches: Legal doctrine that a person who waits too long to bring a claim alleging a wrong shall not be permitted to seek an equitable remedy
laches: Excessive lapse of time in enforcing a right that can be enforced by legal action; negligence in failing to act more promptly
laches: Failure to assert a claim within a reasonable time period and negligence in failing to assert the claim
laches: Time delays which extend a legal action or claim beyond the limits allowed under the statute of limitations in order to bring about the loss of another's right to make a claim or pursue legal action
laches: Neglect; negligence; remissness; neglect to do a thing at the proper time; delay to assert a claim
laches: {i} (Law) failure to act within the time allowed; legal principle by which one loses the right to compensation if one does not act within the time allowed
laches: Delay or negligence in asserting one's legal rights
laches: (From Latin laxus: "loose" or "lax ") Negligent delay in asserting a right or a claim
laches: A legal doctrine whereby those who take too long to assert a legal right, lose their entitlement to compensation When you claim that a person's legal suit against you is not valid because of this, you would call it "estoppel by laches"
laches: neglecting to assert a right or claim which taken together with a lapse of time and other circumstances, causes prejudice to adverse party, thereby operating as a bar in a court of equity
laches: A common law term derived from the Courts of equity, referring to the failure of a plaintiff to assert his claim within a reasonable time, which alone or with other circumstances, causes prejudice to his debtor or to third parties, resulting in the dismissal of his tardy suit on equitable grounds Laches is frequently invoked in admiralty courts, especially in the United States where there are few statutes of limitation applicable to maritime claims See Tetley, M L C , 2 Ed , 1998 at pp 857, 863-868, 882-883, 901, 908-909; Tetley, Int'l C of L , 1994 at pp 559, 673-677, 687-688, 691, 698
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laches: An equitable doctrine used by courts to bar a legal claim or prevent the assertion of a right because of undue delay or failure to assert the claim or right
laches: Neglect to do a thing at the proper time; such as undue delay in asserting a right or asking for a privilege
laches: Undue delay or negligence in asserting one's legal rights
laches: Delay or negligence in asserting one's rights